What were you told about working purely off the Premier Division average?
Also, there's no need to quote the whole post if you're only going to refer to one line.
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What were you told about working purely off the Premier Division average?
Also, there's no need to quote the whole post if you're only going to refer to one line.
There's no need to be hostile about it. CelticTiger may not have read the earlier discussion.
So, a short criticism of that comparison:
The clubs with lowest attendences happened to be relegated last year, and were replaced with one with high attendences. This means that the Premier division figures have received an artificial boost.
Also, the early games (particularly round 1) tend to be better attended than the average, so early season averages tend to be higher than they'll be at the end.
This, I do completely agree with.Quote:
Also, there's no need to quote the whole post if you're only going to refer to one line.
But we won't, because the attendance always falls away. Just the way.
Okay, here's a figure that might mean something. Last year the average attendence for the league was 1,769 after 3 rounds. This year, it's 1,494. That's an overall fall in crowds of over 15%. It's not that meaningful - there hasn't been a full round of games played (i.e. 9 games in the Premier, 11 in the first), but let's not kid ourselves that everything's getting better.
Can you start a new thread, or resurrect one of the 20 threads we already have on the subject? Again, it's just clogging up this one.
Plus they're all PD teams. I'd wager Shels bring more away fans around the country than Bray...
I'm not sure what the "usual notes" are.
Does that 576 refer to our game against Athlone on Friday night? Or is our average attendance?
Attendance was announced as 626 (which I imagined would be the official figure, but I could be wrong), which was exactly 100 more than the previous home game against Mervue. I can't see either of those figures there.
Sligo and Pats was 1700 according to extratime
I remember the old days when it was easier to get offical attendances.There was 52 people at a midweek Galway Utd home game once vrs Cork City back in the late 90's.I know there was that many because i was able to count them all at halftime:D.Its just not that simple anymore:p.
And reading the shockingly schoolboy match report, I'd have trouble believing aything that 'reporter' said
Oh, let me be blunt, I don't believe a word of it. I've no doubt some official told you that's what your stewards do alright so I'm not saying your lying. I'm just saying you're incredibly naive imo.